OOP:getting in and getting out questions and answers

[M.Clifford]

No: HPFGUIDX 66353

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Dan Feeney" <dark30 at v...> 
wrote:
> Well, if the DE had gotten rid of or otherwise prevented the 
guards, 
> official staff etc. from being at MoM, stated as likely in the FAQ, 
> they would certainly have rigged the phone, wouldn't they? I mean, 
> it's one of the entrances. And Lucius must know just about 
everything 
> about building security by now, having Fudge in his pocket...
> (snicker). It's still a funny line at the time, so 
> this doesn't detract from the moment. Anyway, Lucius does say 
> Voldemort is aware of Potter's hero rescuey thing (ie Potters 
> compassion or whatever it is makes us do that stuff, often without 
> thinking... etc etc). Why didn't Voldemort just get it, using his 
> myriad magics? Because he was being cautious. He wasn't cautious 
the 
> first time about the prophecy, and it cost him.
> 
> As for Luna and her function in relation to Rowling in the books - 
> well, perhaps a bit of a sacrificial lamb, maybe, so that Hermione 
> can live? Luna representing "the room", or rather, knowledge of it 
or 
> of what's in it (she thinks she knows what's in it, Luna does) - a 
> part that is missing from the trio, but necessary for understanding 
> the other magic that's mentioned in the prophecy, and is thus key.
> 
> As for getting out of the series - how about portkeying (by hook or 
> crook) Voldemort to the front of the arch, and then broomsticking 
him 
> through (as he pulls Harry with him)? (don't quote me on the 
> broomsticking thing, okay?) How about portkeying Voldemort 
> into "the room"? How does one trick Voldemort? It would have to 
sound 
> very rational, very straightforward, no hint of a trick. He can't 
> really be forced, can he? Gotta create doubt, or great desire, in 
> Voldemort's mind.
> 
> Can a person or animal be a portkey?

My fiancee had a curious trheory on this matter that I thought I 
might share with the list.
It is that some magic, of Voldemorts, created a 'time freeze'? spell 
and all the actual battle occurred within a single moment of time. 
Dumbledore and the OoP arrived at the end of it because they needed 
to find their way *into the spell* and not, just the MOM. 
He says that, the only passage way into the spell was the telephone 
box that, Arthur said at the beginning, was "never used" by MOM 
employees. 
At the end the atrium burst to life and, people were everywhere. This 
was sudden, as though a spell on the ministry had been lifted.

Apparently, Fudge had seen Voldemort hy accident, because Harry's 
love for Sirius had overcome Voldemort, while he was in Harry, and 
broken his spell. Personally, I think its a pretty solid theory, but 
what do you think?

Valky